Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20
STEUBESVILLE.
An Important Session of the h. OfP.-Gen-
eral Local News.

An Important Session of the Il. of Zen
eral Local News.
Special Telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, o., February 19.-Steu-
ben Lodge No. l, Knights of Pythias, held
and important and interesting session on
Friday night, and worked in the page,
esquire and knight ranks. Visitors were
present from Clay City Lodge, No 2l6,
Toronto, this county; Peabody Lodge No.
10, East Liverpool; and Silver Lodge No.
lS2, Wellsville. The session was a long
one, lasting until eleven o'clock, and then
it was necessary to postpone some wo. k
until next meeting night. After the close
with A supper ut John Beams restaurant.
They all expressed themselves rs highly
pleased with the manner in which Steuben
Lodge did the work in the different ranks,
and particularly in the amplitied third.
CLAY City Lodge, of Toronto, was only
organized last week and already has forty
seven members. They will confer the rank
on seventeen at their first meeting on next
Tuesday evening, aud FRIDAY night eX-
tended an invitation to members OF Steu-
ben Lodge Ia go up and assist them. The
invitation will doubtless be accepted by Il
number of Knights.
The Hyers Sisters cOlOred troupe Of ar
fists were at the Opera House Friday night
and showed to q small audience. The per
Torrance was generally fair. Stars Opera
Company will commence It's one week )
engagement Monday evening next. James
O'Neal in Monte Cristo," on Monday
evening, the 2Sth.
George w. McCook and John BuStard,
representing the mining interests OF this
city, and VIM. II. Bailey, Master Work
man of the National Miners Association,
and Frank Folett, representing this sub
division of the District Miners Assembly
ofthe Knights OF Labor, held a conference
in this city last Thursday i'll regard to the
trouble existing at this time between the
operators and miners, and concluded TO let
the matter be settled by al arbitratlng
committee To consist of Oscar Townsend,
"A member of the late Joint miners II
operators convention recently held III Col
umbuS. and Mr.. Folett. The committee
will meet IN this city some time during the
coming week. As their decision will affect
all the mines in the Panhandle district,
the meeting is looked forward to with con-
siderable interest.
w. l.. Logan, President OF the Royal Gas
Co., spent several days in this city during
the past week. lie returned to his home
in Philadelphia Thursday evening.
Prof. 4. NJ. Rowe entertained the grad
uating class of the High School at his resi-
dence on Clinton street. Friday evening.
Mrs. ChaS. Glendenning and daughter
Nettie. are visiting friends in WellSvillc.
Mrs. Wilson Holmes, of Smithfield, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Judge Cr0Skey
fora few days. She returned home Friday.
Miss Barbara Myers, Of Myersdalc, Pa,
is visiting her friend, Miss Sadie ScuIl, id
this city.
Winfield Scott and wife returned home
from their Southern trip Wednesday.
William Ferguson is home from Il visit
to his daughter, who resides at Ettingham,
Illinois.
Judge Jordan went out to Columbus
Thursday on legal business.
NbNlll HIS uNllbul Iih dlh 'N'SN ii'h''
on Thursday returned TO his home in New
Philadelphia.
Recorder Hull is on the sick list. We
hope To see ,Jakey at his desk soon. The
Recorders office don't look natural with
ont him.
Sheriff Burns took Clarence Austin Tay-
lor, the man with two wives, who got a
sentence of two wears, Ia the p~enitentiaTy
on Thursday.
/. ii. Timberlakc and bride have returned
from their Eastern wedding trip.
Miss Kate Atwell, OF Cleveland, is visit
ing Steubenville friends.
George Duncan, Esq, of Martins Ferry,
came up to SteubenvIlle Thursday on legal
business.
The Gd1Gttc was engaged this week re-
moving its Office to the new FlOtO Block,
North Fourth street, and will now have
one of the finest offices i'll this section of
country.